1373 Spanish Baby Girl Names With Meanings
Lola, Angelita, Fantasia, every name out here is just melodious.
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You might be captivated by some Spanish baby girl names that sound melodious and elegant. These names have captured the imagination of many new parents in recent years, with good reason. Spanish is the fourth most spoken language in the world and is an official language in 21 countries (1). With such a huge number of speakers, it is no wonder that Spanish names are now among the top names in several countries, including the US.
Additionally, unconventional names such as Esmerelda and Coco are picking up pace either due to their wonderful meanings or their rarity that makes them stand out in a crowd. Most Spanish girl names end with the letter ‘a,’ though there are several exceptions. Spanish names have found an immediate place with the Hispanic community in the US, of course, but these names have also crossed regional boundaries and made their way into the hearts and homes of new parents in many English-speaking countries of the world. For example, Olivia, Sofia, and Isabel are popular names in Spanish countries, while Laura and Maria have been favorites for a long time. Also, names such as Maya and Ariadna have also made it to the top list. These baby girl names have a feminine and elegant touch.
Like names in other parts of the world, Spanish girl names also choose to convey the characteristics of a child or establish a connection with nature. Moreover, many of these names have strong connections to religion. For instance, Concepcion and Delores are linked to the Virgin Mary and are considered divine. Hence, these names could work for every new parent looking for a unique name with deep meanings. They are distinctive and your baby will surely get some admirers for her name. In this post, we bring you some beautiful Spanish baby girl names. So, check the following list to pick the most suitable name for your little girl.
| Name | Gender | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Odalis |  Girl | Wealth | |
| Ofelia | Girl | Help; Advantage | |
| Oihane | Girl | Blossom or floral; Little girl | |
| Olalla | Girl | A person with desirable and positive qualities | |
| Olay |  Unisex | Energetic; Vibrant | |
| Olimpia | Girl | The one who is from the hill Olympus | |
| Oliva | Girl | The peace of the olive tree | |
| Olivia | Girl | Peace; Olive tree | |
| Olyff | Girl | Resembling olive tree | |
| Olyffe | Girl | Resembles the olive tree | |
| On | Girl | The number one, first number | |
| Ona | Girl | Wave | |
| Ondina | Girl | Tiny waves in the large ocean | |
| Onelia | Unisex | Light; Torch | |
| Orazia | Girl | The one who is watching the time period | |
| Orengia | Girl | Having the sour and sweet quality of orange | |
| Orias | Unisex | Great Marquis of hell | |
| Orinda | Girl | The one who studies diligently and like to read a lot | |
| Orlanda | Girl | Renowned in the land | |
| Orquidea | Girl | Enjoyable; Pleasurable; Entertaining | |
| Ortega | Unisex | Nettle plant; From the hill | |
| Ortiz | Unisex | Son of Orti | |
| Osana | Girl | God save us | |
| Osmara | Girl | Protected by God | |
| Oso | Unisex | Bear | |
| Pabla | Girl | Little; Humble; From the name Pauline; A variant of Paula | |
| Paca | Girl | Frenchwoman; A free person | |
| Pacca | Girl | A pussycat; A lovely person | |
| Paciencia | Girl | One who endures with courage; Patient | |
| Paloma | Girl | Dove | |
| Palomi | Girl | Dove; Peaceful; Derived from Palumbus, symbol of peace | |
| Pamelia | Girl | A honey coated individual | |
| Pamelina | Girl | Honeyed, sweet like honey | |
| Paola | Girl | Small; Humble | |
| Papito | Unisex | Little father; Little daddy | |
| Paquita | Girl | An independent and free person | |
| Parid | Unisex | Unique; Mystical; Adventurous | |
| Patia | Girl | A honorable and highest individual | |
| Paula | Girl | Small; Humble | |
| Paulina | Girl | Small; Humble | |
| Paulita | Girl | A small and little individual | |
| Paz | Girl | One who is a peace loving individual | |
| Pazia | Girl | One who is golden | |
| Pepita | Girl | God will increase; Pumpkin seeds | |
| Perla | Girl | Sea mollusk gem | |
| Pervinca | Girl | Periwinkle plant ; A character in Italian book Fairy Oak | |
| Peta | Girl | The Golden Eagle | |
| Philippine | Girl | Lover of horses | |
| Picasso | Unisex | Creative; Visionary; Influential | |
| Piedad | Girl | Pious; Godly; Honorable | |
| Pila | Girl | A pillar, A column of the building | |
| Pilar | Girl | Pillar | |
| Pirro | Unisex | One with a flame-colored hair | |
| Pita | Girl | She who is gracious | |
| Placida | Girl | A quiet and calm woman | |
| Plesancia | Girl | A place name; one who comes from the city of Plesancia in Western Spain | |
| Porca | Girl | A female pig | |
| Preciosa | Girl | A valuable, precious baby girl | |
| Presencia | Girl | Presence | |
| Presta | Girl | Hurry; Quick | |
| Prestha | Girl | Hurry; Quick; A variant spelling of Presta | |
| Priscila | Girl | Ancient | |
| Prudencia | Girl | A prudent person | |
| Pucela | Girl | A city in Spain; The virgin | |
| Puma | Girl | Mountain lion | |
| Pura | Girl | One with a pure and genuine personality | |
| Pureza | Girl | A genuine and pure woman | |
| Purificacion | Girl | Purification | |
| Que | Unisex | That; What | |
| Querida | Girl | Beloved | |
| Querube | Girl | From Querubin which is a name given to angels in Spanish | |
| Quinta | Unisex | Fifth or estate; Vineyard in Portuguese and Spanish | |
| Quintanna | Girl | The fifth girl | |
| Quita | Unisex | Ruler of the house | |
| Racquel | Girl | A little lamb; Ewe | |
| Rafaela | Girl | God has healed | |
| Rafaella | Girl | She who has been healed by God | |
| Raimunda | Girl | Wise defender | |
| Ramira | Girl | Judicious; Wise; Famous | |
| Ramona | Girl | Wise protector | |
| Ramonda | Girl | A wise protector | |
| Ramonita | Girl | She who is in great protection | |
| Raquel | Girl | The innocent ewe; Lamb | |
| Raquelle | Girl | Ewe | |
| Raudel | Unisex | Strength; Wisdom | |
| Rayen | Girl | Flower | |
| Rayo | Girl | Bright; Light | |
| Rayquel | Girl | Innocent | |
| Rebeca | Girl | To tie; To bind | |
| Refugio | Girl | One who is a refuge | |
| Regino | Unisex | Regal ruler | |
| Reia | Girl | To flow | |
| Reina | Girl | Queen | |
| Reinette | Girl | One who is like a little queen | |
| Remedios | Girl | Remedy; Cure; Help | |
| Renalda | Girl | Ruler with counsel | |
| Reyes | Unisex | Kings | |
| Reyna | Girl | Counsel; Queen | |
| Reynalda | Girl | A Queen of people | |
| Rheanna | Girl | Queen; Royal | |
Spanish baby girl names sound elegant and grant the bearer an aura of exoticism. Celebrities like Ariana Grande and movies like Coco have brought forth the beauty of these names and increased their popularity in the US and in other English-speaking countries. These names are connected to the great heritage of the country while also giving you the freedom of choosing rare names which will stand out. If distinctive names are your preference, consider Spanish baby girl names for your little one.
Infographic: Unique Spanish Baby Girl Names For Your Little Princess
Spanish is the fourth-most popular language in the world and is the official language of 21 countries. Hence, Spanish baby girl names making their way into the English-speaking world comes as no surprise. If you are interested in Spanish names for your baby girl, take a look at this infographic to get the most coveted names out there.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the prettiest Spanish girl name?
Some popular and beautiful baby girl names of Spanish origin are
Ava, Olivia, Camilla, Stella, Gabriela, Isabella, and Rosalind. However, the names may vary depending on the individual’s personal preferences.
2. What Spanish girl name means star?
Estrella, Stella, and Estelia are Spanish names given to girls that mean ‘star.’
3. What Spanish girl name means joy?
Feminine names that mean joy in Spanish are Alegría and Leticia. These names exude a sense of happiness and positive emotions, making them excellent choices for baby girls.
4. What Spanish girl name means hope?
Esperanza is a Spanish name given to girls meaning ‘hope’ or ‘expectation.’
5. What are some traditional Spanish baby girl names and their
cultural significance?
Although there are plenty of options, some classic and notable feminine Spanish names that embody Spanish culture and tradition include Ana, Anabella (meaning gracious or favored grace), Andrea (meaning brave), Catalina (meaning pure), Gabriela (meaning God is my strength), and Isabel (meaning God is my oath).
6. What are some Spanish baby girl names that have strong and powerful meanings?
There are several girl names in Spanish language signifying strength and resilience. A few popular ones include, Arcenia (masculine and strong), Bricia (a very strong woman), Daeja (strong person), Gabriella (God is my strength), and Valentina (healthy and strong)
7. What are some Spanish baby girl names that are easy to pronounce
and spell?
Spanish girl names easily spelled and pronounced in English-speaking regions include Ana, Elena, Camila, Clara, Isla, Rosa, Lucia, Lia, Lola, Sofia, and Maria.
8. What are some Spanish baby girl names that are inspired by flowers or plants?
For parents wishing to give their princess a nature-inspired Spanish name, a few options are Rosa, Flor, Jazmín / Yazmín, Jacinta, Camelia, and Margarita.
References
- Why Study Spanish?
https://www.evansville.edu/majors/foreignlanguages/whyspanish.cfm
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